In the graph of Delhi’s coronavirus deaths, experts say that delayed hospitalization of Kovid-19 patients worsens the condition, the lack of ICU beds, adverse weather conditions and the increasing number of cases of coronavirus-related deaths in Delhi.
The death toll of Kovid-19 patients in the capital Delhi rose to 1.89 percent compared to the national average of 1.46 percent. Over the past few days, there have been cases of coronavirus infection in Delhi and a large number of patients are dying of the disease.
An official of the Ministry of Health said that the severity of the disease is higher at this stage than the previous stage of the epidemic, which is due to many factors, including adverse weather and pollution.
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Dr Sameeran Panda, head of the Infectious Pathology and Infectious Diseases (ECD) division of the Indian Medical Research Council (ICMR), said that when separating patients at home, more symptoms of illness and worsening health are not followed. Late cases in the hospital are major causes of death.
Those who have been infected with the Kovid-19 test and are advised to stay home isolated should constantly monitor their body’s oxygen levels if more symptoms emerge and worsen, he said. If present, seek medical attention immediately and consult a doctor. Early help ensures timely treatment.
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Rana A.K., Medical Superintendent of Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital. Changes in the climate and rising pollution are exacerbating the problems, Singh said.
This .The people who suffer from fever, chills, and coughing during the season. The problem of people suffering from respiratory diseases increases. Such people are in a lot of trouble, so if timely help is not taken, it can lead to adverse effects.
Considering the increasing burden on ICU beds in the capital Delhi, medical superintendents of RML Hospital, three centrally run hospitals, Safdarjung Hospital, RML Hospital and Lady Harding Hospital, have said that the ICU has increased the number of beds. He said and we are trying to do so.
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Sir Ganga Ram Hospital Board Chairman Dr DDS said that when oxygen levels fall below 90 per cent, patients are reaching hospitals and their condition is critical.
Many hospitals are full of ICUs, so that their condition is already worse, they have to wait longer in the ward, which will further worsen their health problems, he said. It is a disease and timely medical assistance is very important.
More than 100 deaths daily from Kovid-19
What’s special is that Delhi has witnessed more than 100 deaths every day since Kovid-19 in the last 13 days. There were 109 deaths on Tuesday, 121–121 on Monday and Sunday, 111 on Saturday, 118 on Friday, 131 on November 18 and 104 on November 12. In one day on November 18, 131 patients died.
Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, Anil Baijal, has directed officials to look after Kovid-19 patients at home individually in case of emergency in order to reduce the death toll in the capital.
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Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to reserve 1,000 ICU beds for Delhi at central government hospitals, AIMS and Safdarjung Hospital. Kejriwal said the third wave of the Kovid-19 epidemic in Delhi is severe, with major factors including pollution.
On Tuesday, 6,224 new cases were reported in Delhi, while the number of deaths rose to 8,621, with 109 deaths. On November 11, 8,593 new cases were registered.
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